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Florida Gov. Scott Talks Insurance Fraud

In his state of the state address, Florida Governor Rick Scott laid out the case for auto-insurance reforms that would crack down on fraud abuse in the states no-fault system.

By Phil Gusman | Updated on January 27, 2012

In his state of the state address on Jan. 10, Florida Governor Rick Scott laid out the case for auto-insurance reforms that would crack down on fraud abuse in the state’s no-fault system.

He says fraud is “estimated to cost Floridians $900 million. If we do not act, the Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) predicts that costs for consumers will continue to spiral out of control.”

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